The monumental heritage façade of 50 Martin Place is distinguished by strong vertical proportions and richly detailed stonework. An appropriate exterior lighting strategy reveals the composition while respecting the character of the building.
Light across heritage architecture
Controlled projection can emphasise columns, relief and the façade's repeating architectural elements. The distribution and direction of light shape the appearance of the materials from both close and distant viewing positions.
A coherent night-time presence
A refined white-light treatment can establish architectural clarity, with additional scenes considered where consistent with the building's requirements. The architectural objective is a coherent night-time composition in which illumination serves the proportions and material character of the heritage façade.
